Insights on Real Estate Investing in India
Regulatory deep-dives, Fractional Ownership insights, investment strategies, and market perspectives from the FracInvest research desk.
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Developer Buyback in Real Estate: How It Works, Risks, Agreements & Exit Structures
A developer buyback is an arrangement under which a developer, promoter or another identified entity agrees to repurchase a property or investment interest from the buyer after a specified period, subject to agreed contractual terms.
Under-Construction vs Ready-to-Move Property: Which Is Better for Investment in India?
Should you buy a property that is already completed, or enter while the project is still under construction? Both can be good real estate strategies. But they are designed to achieve different things.
Senior Secured Bonds vs Structured Fractional Real Estate
Compare senior secured bonds with structured fractional real estate across returns, asset backing, risks, liquidity and defined exit terms.
Is Fractional Ownership of Real Estate Legal in India?
Is fractional ownership legal in India? Explore how REITs, SM REITs and traditional SPV-based fractional real estate models are structured for investors.
Fractional Real Estate Ownership Investments Legal for NRIs in India?
The short answer is that NRIs can invest in Indian real estate, but whether they can participate in a particular fractional ownership opportunity depends on how that investment is legally structured
What Is Forward Purchase in Real Estate? Benefits for Investors
Learn how forward purchase in real estate allows investors to enter promising projects early, benefit from launch-stage pricing, and pursue an exit before completion through FracInvest's fractional ownership model.
Fractional Ownership vs Buying Property: Which Makes More Sense?
What if you found a ₹2 crore property that looked like a good investment, but you didn't want to put ₹2 crore into a single asset or take on a large home loan? That's where fractional ownership becomes interesting.
How to Own Real Estate Without Buying the Entire Property
Fractional ownership and structured real estate investments offer one such approach. Instead of one investor funding the entire property, multiple investors can participate in a carefully structured opportunity, subject to the legal and commercial structure of the investment.
Early-Stage Real Estate Investment: How Investors Can Access Real Estate Before Project Completion
Real estate creates value long before a property is completed. Explore how early-stage real estate investment and structured fractional access can help investors participate in the real estate value-creation cycle with lower capital requirements than direct property ownership.
Alternative Real Estate Investments: 8 Ways to Invest in Real Estate
Explore 8 alternative real estate investment options in India, including developer MOUs, secured real estate bonds, fractional ownership, private credit, AIFs, REITs, SM REITs and commercial real estate.